What is does Bob Cratchit toast to Scrooge tell you about bob?

Answer 1

His toast, "To Mr Scrooge, founder of the feast!" highlights Bobs respect and loyalty for what he has and what, even if it is a pittance he is paid by his employer Mr Scrooge by whose wages there was at least a meal on their table that Christmas Day when many in London of the time were staving.

Answer 2

Bob Cratchit toasting to Scrooge shows that he is able to find kindness and goodwill even in someone who mistreats him, reflecting his forgiving and optimistic nature. It also highlights his ability to see the good in people and focus on gratitude rather than bitterness.

Answer 3

It shows that bob cratchit likes old eberneezer scrooge.

Answer 4

because he is the founder of the feast and he is the only souce of money to the Cratchit family, without them there would be no feast or day of for Christmas

Answer 5

He says "to Mr Scrooge, the founder of the feast"

Answer 6

Bob is a loyal employee despite how Scrooge treats him. In addition Bob is aware that without Scrooges miserly 15 shillings a week he may like many of the time be destitute